Tip - Social Security Rules for Diverting Income to a Trust | eHow

Supplemental Security Income is a Social Security program that helps the old and the disabled, provided they have no money. The program has tight limits on how much assets you can have: $2,000 for one person, $3,000 for a couple. Assets placed in a trust count against that limit, except special-needs or pooled trusts. This isn't an issue for...